If you’ve been scrolling through fantasy romance recommendations lately, you may have seen Vesselless by Cortney L. Winn popping up on your feed. This first book in The Merciless Realms […]
Category: Reviews
Arc Review: The Book of Lost Hours by Hayley Gelfuso
July 2025 End Of Month Wrap Up
Whew. July was a lot. From Broadway dreams to romance nightmares and a whole lifestyle section finally waking up from its slumber, the blog was busy in the best possible […]
ARC Review: Dream By The Shadows by Logan Karlie
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ARC Review: The Book of Azrael: Deluxe Limited Edition by Amber V. Nicole
ARC Review: The Deathless One by Emma Hamm
June 2025 End Of Month Wrap Up
Another month down, and June did not disappoint. From fantasy realms dripping in angst to historical romances that had us raising eyebrows, this month’s lineup was as chaotic and captivating […]
ARC Review: Beautiful Things by Emily Rath
ARC Review: Love & Other Cures For The Recently Undead by H. J. Ramsay
ARC Review: Fairydale by Veronica Lancet
ARC Review: The Library At Hellebore by Cassandra Khaw
ARC Review: Spellcaster by Jaymin Eve
ARC Review: The Queen’s Card by Erin Archer
ARC Review: One Dark Kiss by Rebecca Zanetti
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ARC Review: Grave Flowers by Autumn Krause
ARC Review: Soulmatch by Rebecca Danzenbaker
ARC Review: We Who Will Die by Stacia Stark
Book Review: Whispers And The Roars by K. Webster
My Review Whispers and the Roars isn’t the kind of book I usually reach for. This one is darker. Heavier. It’ll hurt you before it heals you, and even then, […]
May 2025 End Of Month Wrap-up
In May, the blog experienced significant growth, launching a new site and introducing monthly zodiac horoscopes across various genres. Engaging content included ARC reviews and the launch of a newsletter. Collaborations with major retailers made products easily purchasable. Upcoming in June are more reviews, giveaways, and personal stories.
ARC Review: Distance by Luna Mason
“This isn’t just spice and violence, it’s an emotional uppercut.” I went into Distance expecting dark romance, a little bloodshed, a little brooding, and a whole lot of boxing biceps […]
